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The mRNA levels of key molecules involved in lipid synthesis, fatty acid transport, and FAO were measured to explore which lipid metabolism processes are regulated

Inverse relationship between gastric colonization of helicobacter pylori and diarrheal illnesses in children: results of a population-based cross-sectonal study

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The serine deprivation-dependent induction is regulated by the activating transcription factor 4 (ATF4) and can be reversed by the addition of glycine and serine, but not by other amino acids like leucine or cysteine ( 2.2 CHAC1 regulation through the ATF4-CHOP axis during ER stress The link between amino acid depletion and ATF4 directly connects to a major upstream regulator of CHAC1: the ER stress pathway